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1979
The hypothesis of catabolite repression predicts that energy sources other than glucose should repress glucose-sensitive enzymes in cells grown in media that limit their ability to utilize the catabolites rapidly for the synthesis of macromolecules; and in fact, partial amino acid, purine, pyrimidine, or phosphate starvation has this effect.
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The hypothesis of catabolite repression predicts that energy sources other than glucose should repress glucose-sensitive enzymes in cells grown in media that limit their ability to utilize the catabolites rapidly for the synthesis of macromolecules; and in fact, partial amino acid, purine, pyrimidine, or phosphate starvation has this effect.
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Galactose-I-Phosphoric Acid in Galactose Metabolism
Nature, 1939The synthesis of α (?)-galactose-l-phosphoric acid has provided a means of examining the constitution of the galactosephosphate accumulating in the liver during galactose assimilation1. Both natural and synthetic esters are non-reducing, very readily hydrolysed by acid, and resistant to alkaline hydrolysis.
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Enzymatic determinations of blood galactose with galactose oxidase and galactose dehydrogenase
Biochemical Medicine, 1968Magnus Hjelm, Bertil Tengström
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